This baby blanket is simple, soft, and adorable! This easy v-stitch pattern can be adjusted to be much bigger for all ages and sizes! The stitches used create an even and textured look that one doesn't have to work hard to achieve, making this an excellent project for beginner and easy-level
Easy Peasy Beginner Baby Blanket! This soft, snugly and adorable baby blanket is the perfect pattern for those who are new to crochet. The blanket is made with the corner to corner technique. I used a bulky yarn and size J 6mm crochet hook which made the baby blanket work up quickly. Specifically,
A beautiful lacy baby blanket. A lovely present for any baby girl, or expecting parents! Made in squares and then joined, so it can be made to any size.
To begin with, concentricity is the theme for the Liliana colorful bedspread. Its central rosette is thus surrounded by a concentric series of growing squares. Overall, this is a beautiful looking blanket with an stunning texture.
This baby owl lovey is a combination of a cute little owl and a granny crochet blanket. It's undoubtedly unique to to the owl being made distinct from the blanket, almost sitting on it in fact.
This spring baby blanket is a real mixer and uses a beautiful set of alternating textures to highlight the various sections of the blanket. Furthermore, combined with the colors, this is a real stunner among star-shaped blankets.
To begin with, this is a beautiful pattern for a spring baby blanket. The petal stitch makes it look delicate and antique at the same time. Although you can't say it's easy-peasy to make, it is well worth your effort
Undoubtedly, the legendary Virus Blanket Crochet Pattern is one of the most versatile designs ever! Here, it's in its airy summer blanket guise. Unfortunately, this pattern is no longer free. However, you can still watch the free video tutorial made by Jonna Martinez, the author of the
On the other hand, this beautiful airy summer blanket uses parallel stripes of different colors to achieve a visually interesting effect. Truly, the gentle pastel colors work so well, don't they?